Six forges in the blacksmith shop come alive with items being made for use by both the pioneer men and women. Items include spoons. Forks, candleholders, pans for cooking, hammers, nails, hooks, horseshoes, etc.. The blacksmith was the most important shop in town because he could make anything needed. A good blacksmith could make link chain welding each link to the next.
Our Christmas Open House will be 12/4-5/21 from 3:00-8:00 P.M. There is going to be a light show going on during our open house that is not part of Pioneer Land. Due to the light show being held on the Fairgrounds, any car entering after 5:00 P.M will be charged $35.00 per carload. Pioneer Land will receive none of the funds generated from the light show.
Want to get involved at Pioneer Land during the Fair, School Tours, or Christmas Walk?
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Please include your name, address, and a phone number where you can be reached.
Dick Reel (219) 575-7758
Carl Schultz (219) 380-5678